The 2019 Lehigh Wall Street Council Spring Reception was held May 8 in Manhattan.
A team of scientists, inspired by snail biology, has created a reversible superglue-like material.
Lehigh researchers use data analytics and experimental microscopy to discover new high-entropy alloys, validating novel approach to new materials search
Simon receives distinguished medal for his role in leading collaborative research between Polish and American scientists.
Lehigh hosts luncheon to honor first-generation graduates and their families.
Wesson will begin his new role at the liberal arts college on July 15.
In a recent article, sociologist Ziad Munson explores the complex ways religion and the pro-life movement have intersected, an idea he also examines in his book, Abortion Politics, about how abortion in the U.S. has been “constructed as a controversial issue.”
A nearly $900K grant from IES supports Ethan Van Norman’s work to develop a quantitatively rigorous and user-friendly measure of the effectiveness of interventions for students with disabilities and learning difficulties.
The annual sale will take place this Saturday, June 1 at 10 a.m.
Now in its seventh year, Lehigh’s 2019 Mountaintop Summer Experience began on May 29.
The Lehigh students and one recent alumna are among the 2,051 students offered fellowships in 2019.
The Centennial School was awarded a $6,500 STEM grant from the Toshiba America Foundation, which allowed for the purchase of robotics kits.
Officers, staff and citizens who went above and beyond were honored.
The former ambassador to India and Lehigh trustee shared life lessons gleaned from three decades on the world stage.
President John D. Simon urges doctoral candidates to ‘use your talents to the fullest.’
Dorrien, a theologian, references Rosa Parks, Martin Luther King Jr. and Barack Obama in talk about social ethics.
Simon introduced the ambitious Path to Prominence plan, which presents a bold academic vision for Lehigh.
The annual pre-commencement celebration honored 44 students of diverse racial and ethnic backgrounds.
Sociologist Hugo Cerón-Anaya's new book examines three upscale golf clubs in Mexico City and how inequalities are perpetuated in these spaces where the elite and the marginalized collide.
